Sentence examples for Although draft from inspiring English sources

Although draft picks are occasionally fanciful — spent on Heisman Trophy winners and once a general manager's daughter — the Dodgers chose Bert in the quite legitimate 19th round.

Although draft prediction is an imprecise art, high-schooler Simmons is the consensus number one pick come June 2016 owing to his athleticism and scoring ability, while Maker could follow the year after.

Although draft guidelines are often sent for peer review, and the Guidelines for WHO Guidelines suggests external review, this is not always done.

Although draft guidance on integration was consulted on and positively reviewed [ 33], no finalised Department of Health guidance has been published.

Although draft genomes are known to be less complete than finished genomes, the implications of working with resources derived from draft genomes is not always appreciated by investigators not involved in their production.

Although draft sequences are publicly available for a large number of E. coli O157 H7 strains, the high sequence similarity of stx-converting bacteriophages with other lambdoid prophages poses challenges to accurately assess the organization and plasticity among stx-converting phages due to assembly difficulties.

Although drafted in Berlin, the plan soon found support among Greece's hardline creditors in central Europe and the Baltics.

Although drafting LeBron James with last year's top overall pick was a no-brainer, Paxson has made gutsy moves in which he sacrificed talent for chemistry.

Although drafted into the military, only volunteer soldiers serve in Chechnya, lured mostly by the pay of $130 a month, compared with less than $3 for a regular draftee.

If another deadlock arose, it was thought here that Lord Runciman, Britain's unofficial mediator, would step in and produce a compromise scheme ostensibly of his own design, although drafted and inspired by Whitehall.

Although drafted and signed more than a century apart, both laws are part of the United States' long history of citing human trafficking as a pretext to crack down on consensual but taboo sex.